Brushed Up Brows
Gone are the days of over-manicured, wafer-thin crescent brows (the scary tadpole-shaped ones that were rocked back in the 90’s… you know the ones we mean!) Brushed up, full-brows lacquered with gel and sculpted into their natural shape have been ruling the runways and makeup trends for the past 12 months and we’re hoping they’re here to stay.
Favoured by celebs and models including the infamous strong brows of Bambi-Northwood Bligh, Cara Delevigne and Gigi Hadid and a look favoured by celeb-makeup artist Ania Milaczek, it’s important to ensure that you don’t confuse this fuller brow trend with the unruly and untamed (which if too bushy can look a little too masculine!)
With brows being one of the most defining elements of your face, we suggest visiting a professional who can sculpt your brows to enhance your natural features. It’s time to get growing and pencil in an appointment with one our recommendations below to enhance your look with effortless bold brows…
We’ve listed some of our go-to brow specialists throughout Australia:
– Gold Coast – Perfect Brows & Amy Jean Eye Couture
– Sydney – Honey Tusk
– Brisbane – White Gold Boutique
– Melbourne – Victoria Jade
We’ve also compiled a list of our must-have brow products to use at home…
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